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Stratex provides these specialised containment barriers designed for aquatic spill management. Each unit features a high-quality meltblown polypropylene internal filler, which is securely housed within a durable mesh outer sleeve. This outer layer is engineered to prevent snags and resist debris during deployment. For increased structural integrity when multiple units are connected, an internal rope is integrated into the design, ensuring the barrier remains intact under pressure.
These booms are specifically engineered to target hydrocarbon-based contaminants. They effectively absorb oil, fuel, solvents, petrol, and diesel while actively repelling water. This hydrophobic property ensures that the booms remain buoyant and continue to float on the surface even after they have become fully saturated with oil. This makes them an essential tool for managing hazardous leaks that could otherwise spread rapidly across a water surface.
Ideal for use in streams, rivers, and lakes, these booms are also suitable for wet-weather conditions on land. They are particularly useful for containing leaks from dredges, barges, boats, or earth-moving machinery operating near water. To create a longer protective perimeter for rapid emergency response, the booms can be joined together using a simple yet sturdy clip-lock system.
- Repels water while absorbing hydrocarbons
- Floats even when fully saturated
- Strong mesh sleeve resists debris
- Clip-lock system allows easy linking
Stratex provides these specialised containment barriers designed for aquatic spill management. Each unit features a high-quality meltblown polypropylene internal filler, which is securely housed within a durable mesh ...
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